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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-28

Gar fdbtif6er gstteftor.
Der i1ntersei4neie empfebIt ii@ ben Bhrserr
ad5tuuasbou aIs aanbibat jur Biebererpdb.
Iuna fzr bas aml bes Git1 /. GolIeitors bel be'
am ID. Utbruar 1857 fottfu6enben @abl.
8. @. 9aueifeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-28

Die gllte aber ibien ni9ts @eualtia.
mes i'm Sinn gu baben. Sbre @efali
iant pieber in fiG suiammen, uno bic
arme fielen fflaff an ben Siiften nieber
Seben sic ba oriiben nidts2 fraste
$40?
Sa binten Bel benz Weibenbuib =
nein, es iif Ni9ts-id badt., ibr 9aar
tdme tpieoer gum Worf9ein. Mber tie
Iiegt nun am @runbe. @leid anfangs
|freilid, ba idwamm etwas @elbes oben
auf benz WaiIer, ib ipiq barauf i9tpos
rem, es mar ibr 9aar = unb ber lange
|Reden bort, ber bonn Seumaden ber
mod Iiegen sebIieben iit, - wenn i'd
ben gepadt bdtte unb bdtte oas 9aar
|bamit sefiidt unb es feit Inn bic 3aden
|setpidelt = id CLAUDE i6 bdtte he nod
ans 2anb sieben f6mnen. Iber fagen
Isle felbit, 6err: mas bdtte es gebol'
|fen2 sic ipdre bod mieber bineinges
|fprungen. unb tpdre es ni@t aud aotts
|los eetpefen, ibr bic &ube tpieber su febs
Hen, bic fe ba unten gefunben batg
|gDer tpeiB benn au9, ob i'd ben armen
|Wurm nit berausge3ogen bdttel unb
| |obne ibr einaiees 6pieIseug - mas bdts
|te fie auf Der Welt nod angefaugens
(5ortietums fOIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-28
Cine mtihiae Spielerei.

Das 2onboner 8Iatt ngaFeas Sa'
|turbap 2ebiesp" bat unter feinen Seierr
|eine Nbifimmung porgenomme1, tDelbes
|bie sm6If berborragenb ter
unferer 3eit ieien
|Die Mbfiimmung fbloB am 81. Oecbr,
|Oieielbe bate nod bem 8eridte bel
l. Snbepenbenee Beige" bas na9febenbs
|Heiultat:
Glabfone- 80, ,544 Stimmen,
Sarjt Bismard-32, ,245,
2orb 3ennpion, ber Si4ter-23, ,046,
Sd. 6. 2eFeps-19,7 ,776,
General Wolielep-17, ,952,
Harquis of Salisburp-17, ,592,
@raf Mfoltfe-18, 1868,
Spbn 8rigbt-13,741,
Qorb RanboIpb gbur9iQ-13,117,
Sobn &ustin, oerNeitbetifer-1 1889,
6eurp Srbing-10. $50. unb
8. so. Stanlep-10, 141.
0ieieu su6lf Ndunern lfamen on
|nd1fen:
paiteur-10, 116,
6uTIep, ber pbiloiopb-9, ,109,
Sep engI. Rep. Spurgeon-8, ,232,
Qaiier Wilbelm-7, 800,
gbiion-6.6l6, urb
8. Marbsy,,9er-5,295
Damn folgt prdiibent @lebelant
init $3.50, ber prins bon Wales mi
A ,981, Der Msaler Gbwarb Miaais mil
a 1856, Gounob, ber gomponift mil
Il $50, parneQ nit 4,512, ber @aa,
BON Rublanb nit 4,152. Sir slrtbur
Z (pinofore) Suaiban nit 4,912, papf
|3eo XIII. nit 3.744. Der Marquis bon
harrington nit 1862, Sir Greb 2eigb'
ton NIT 1862, prdfbent Grebp bon
|6rantrei9 nit 3,133, Sir Greberid
|@oberts, Befeblsbaber Der Mrmee boz
[Snbien, nit 3,072, cardinal Wfanning
Init 1921, Carl 9ufferin nit 1929,
|prof. Sobn Spnball nit 1882, Gar.
|biual 9femman nit 2,437, Baron Rotb'
|fdilb nit 1886, Dean Garrar mi
/, ,704, grabifdof Benion init 1,50(
lunb Robert Bro,pning nit 1850 uni
|bunbert Mnbere. Sur prdFbent gleDe
|lanb liest bei ieiner giieberlase burd
|6enrp Warb Dee@er, auf ben iibrigen!
|6er .Snbepenoent Beige" als 8rubel
|bon Grau Bee1ersStome bini1eiff, I'm
|bie 2eier nit ibm befannt su MAIDEN
|ein 9roit barin, oaB er in England fli1
lberporragenber gebalten iuirb, als Sr
sf6nisl. 6obeit Der prinS bon Wales
sunb Der 26nigsma9er parncl.
Sab iibrigens unter ben eriigenann'
item 20 Mdnnern pole Is Wertreter bel
sengIif9en Spra9e unb nur 6 Oeut
|i9e unb 2 6ranSoien) ausldnber, ba!
|ipri1t bon bornberein elm lrtbeil iibe1
!ben Wertb iener Mbitimmung unb oei
|seiitisen 6tanopuntt Der Stimmseber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-28
Die GdneIIiafeit oe6 Turtfdlrtttes al
benz SHeae atir Weiunobett,

|ieIbif nenn elm guteS WitteI segen bic Hrant'
belt aebrauGt Dirb, bdnst sum sroben Sbsile
bon Ser art unb @eife ab, IN Der Go anseipanDi
|wirb. linreaeImdbiee nit llnterbreduns &C.
braudte Ooien f6nnen uns feinen antaIt gu,
|ridtiaen BeurtbeiIuns Der Birffamfeit elmer
|Mebiain seben, pie beilfraftis bieielbe aud
|iein mag @enn iie baeesen in ridtisen Doieu
lin bprssf4riebsnsn 8pifdenrdumsn einsennm'
|meu nirS, nirb Elm suberlaiiises Seilmittel ben
|3ped feines @ebraudes erreiden. Inter ben
|SeilmitteIn, p.Ide, ipenn fie ibfematiid nns
init Bebarrlidfeit sebraudt tperben, sriinsli@'
|unb bauernbe auren bewirfen unb bic Bieoer'
|febr periobiI6 auftretenber aranIbsiten ber'
|biiten. niHmt 8 o itetters Rasenbit.
tiers cine beionSers bobe SteIe elm. Be
|gerbauunssIeiben, Sdwdde, 8beumatismus4
|@edlelieber, esbsrleiben, nntbdtisteit oer Rte
rem unb Der 8Iale, gerifopfuns unb anberer
|oraanilden aranftei'en, iit es elm ertrobtei
|SeiImitteI, benz bic aer3te ibre profeifiouell.
|8iuiauna ertbeilt baben, uub peldes aIs eiH
|Stdrfunas., Alteratib. unb SausmitteI seser
|aeiben bes Masens, ber eeber unb Der Elm.
|ssipeibe cine unbssrensts vopularitdt seniebt'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-28

|reGt griinbli6 drgern tpil = ettpa be,
|0eroauung megen.
Cine Neuigteit = itnier an1pru@loies
|Settlement erfreut F1 felt GINGER 3eii
zines eigenen BIdtt1ens, bas unter ber
|ifoIsen 6lasse rSeepmieb Banner" ies
|gelt. (prObeeremplar foIet.) Ser Sc.
|rausgeber beiielben III Der bieFge Store.
|feeper, elm @ef9dftsmann, Der ben
Wertb Der Bu6oruderi1wdr5e in ges
|ftalt bon rabpertifins" in pollem lin.
|fange au ifdben tpeiB. BON bieIem
|@ebanfen eeleitet, sriinbete er bic 3eis
|tung, bic ale IA Sage erideint, nur Is
|gents bro Sabr toitet unb neben 2ofaIs
|unb ionfiigen Na9,i1ten natirlid bors
|3ugstpeiie baju bient ben Store unb
|feine Waaren ansujeisen. Der untsrs
|nebmenbe Mann III Seber, Oruder,
|Rebatteur &C. In elmer perion; na1s
|bem bic Saeesarbeit i'm 8ei9dfte ses
Than III, Fbt er bic babe Nadt am
|2affen, unb obi9on iein eigener 2ebrs
|meifer, rna9t er nit ieber Summer bes
|mertensmertbe Gortf9ritte unb adbIt
|bereits an 200 Nbonnenten. Hor MQem
|aber ma6t fi6 ber 8ortbeil fir fein
lfaufmdnnifbes Gef9dft seltenb; alfo,
|ibr Serren @eiddftsIeute, benubt ben
|Wint unb = legt ettpas In 9ruders
|i1mdr3e an, tpo3u ii9 In ber v6reien
|preFe" elm borshgli1es Mebium bietet |
Oie 2esislatur - bod id mill Iieber
|fdIieBen; i'd iebe ben sefrensen 9errn
|Hebatteur iebr perbddtige Blide mad
|bes papierforbes slerisem Raden tuers
lien uno Dor bieiem rubmloien gube
|m61te idb bieie BARN. unb atpangloie
|plauberei germ bemabren! 5. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-28

Der grfinber elmer JIusma'
'iGine, albert Werner aus Smogene In
.Webrasta. ifi irrfnnis seporben uni
bat In bic Stats Srrenanitalt gebra9t
'tperben miiiien. am 4. Suli boriger
Sabres tpollte er feline erfinbung feiner
Wfitbiirseln asssen, Der 0eriu9 mib'
'glhdte aber. Der Summer bariibel
bat ibn allmdIig Inn ben Ueritanb ge'
|bra9t. Der grfe iit's ni9t! -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-28
sDurft! Maudbtpaareu!

GrOcerpbdn6Ier un6 6peifewirtbs
|bom 2aube m69ten mir einbringlif
|barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN. bob ipi,
|fhr bic 6abritation bon Wurff ahe
|@au9paaren umfansrei6e 8orberei'
|tungen setroffen baben uub In Stanh
|geiebt finb, allen Mnforberungen Sc
|nhse au IeiHen. Wir geben @arantis
|fiir quite Waare unb reelle Bebienung.
Die 3ubereituns ftebt unter unierer per'
|I6nli1en 2eitung. 6enbet Cure Be'
|felunsen Bel 3eiten ein.
% m. 66fIing & g n,
IL ,10p1i 511 Nnenue 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-28

@egen .gIebeIanb. Wie be-
!. .gimc. 0oltsfreunb" melbet, baben I'D
|oie bemofratii6en &ebafteure bon Sn
|biana, tuel9e ON Greitag ibre idbrli9'
|@iaatsberiammIung in Snbianapolil
|abbielten, gegen glebelanb's Wiebernc'
|nination ertldrt. Sic begiinifigen BIZ
Termination bes @ouperneirs Sill bot
9ietu Oort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-28

- Grau 5. 2naus, go. 1O7 Wbit.
|neps StraBe, &o1eiter, q. o., tuenbei
|isit pielen Sabren Or. Mugaif 26niJ' 4
| 0amburger Bruiftbee bel grfdltungeu
5als einaiaes 6eilmitteI an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-28
Bur &egulirung.

~. beIiebte Sausarsnei ent
u ZIP hdIt serbirgtermaben tein 2beiI9er
Nv Nertur ober anbere i4dblide Sub
Rans, ipnbern iF rein btsetabiIif@.
sic tiirirt alIe bur@ 2ebers, yderens
unb Mageufbrung perurfadten
Qranfbeiten.
Denu bic 2eber In llntrbnuns III, baun
III Der eanje OrsaniSmus sefort: Das
a3Iut IL uurein, Der Nttem niberlid, Der
Yaiieut bat Ropfneb, fHblt fid i9paH,
uie6raeldlaeen unb nerb0s. um Ser'
ithIimmeruue bes 8uitaubes 80 berbuten,
nfmm fofort Simmons
Or nA~ Regulator. Bel fkenoer Se'
NIUHI benspsifs ober bel Mters n
WV [eiben bermeibe man Sti.nnlan'
ten uub uehme Siutmons eiber Regulator. Der
biIft:f9er. u
aei3eu, cher rad BEN Gfen elm lafenbes ge'
faRI kaH, ODER Bel gfa9t uidt ein(dlafen
ionnf. 10 ui,nm cine Oolis. Das ptro Str
belfen uub Gu lannif an9enebui i9lafen.
aHeun Ou an o SartIttbt9tett, y bt'
bepfie unb 0aIIteteit leioef, tuHs
isforf abhiIfe In Gimmons 2iber @egnlator
pa bebarf eB feines iisteu NaeoiSinirsns uni
60 foFet nifr penig.
Benn Du wlorssns NIT einem bittern ee'
I9mad TN Wlunbe ertpad]f,
"i.4.s~A Simmons aibsr @esuIatcr. u
UtUtUh reguIirt ben eaIIisen Naeen,
' berlibt ben atbem nab retnig'
bic beIeate Buuee. Rtnber beeirfen Oft etr
unaefd6rIides Abfibr. unb Stdrtunssmitiel.
nm cine nabenhe aranfbeit abtuipenoen. Stm'
mons qiber Regulator bilft sesen DIdbungsn
aopfpeb, Nasenfdure, gerbauunssi i4pddbe
slnbr nnb aud sesen bic bsr Sinebest s'sener
9eiben.
Sebesmnl, ipenu Du ipirh. eab Desn Sr'
aouismus Der aeiuigung, Stdrtung unc Me'
guliruns obas ksitisss abtabrsn, eser Git
maIiruns otue 0etrinten braa9i, ntn'in
Simmons 1tps' as''''t''.
bertitst bon
a. H. Zeiiin d Co., philadelphia, pa.
qreis $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-28

Riir gRonor.

sd linbiae mid tisrbur& als gaubibnt fiir
bas aeayorsamt bei Der i'm 6ebruor ab5ubal.
teubea 6abI an. Sd bese oas gertrauen, 6ae
id pdtrsaS ber Ietten ,eBn Sabre nit ben Dc.
i2dftsintsreIien nnb bem materisIIsn BaGs-
i6um ber stabt eenieenb besannt seiper6en
bin, nm ein llrtteil In IotaIen aueeIeeenbeiteu
~ beften. Das tieffe Snterehe fur uniers tnuf'
fise Yrpsperitdt beronIatt mid, cine torefditiae,
a6sr fortfdrittIidle 1oIitit In nannieipalen An'
aeIeaeuktifen Az befiirporten unb auf cine &C.
redit, barteiIole unb unternsbmsnbe Stabtber.
paltnne N brinfen. Menu 3u bietem sbren'
tcIIen ANTE erpdtlt, perbe id) bic @abI ale etu
snir ernielenes 8ertraueu betra9ten une ber'
ipre9e, msine Yli9ten sstreu su rfinen.
gbmin o. Serreu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-28

Der llnierri9uete ssist fd biernit benz
ynbIifum ale tin nnabtdusieer Gan6ibat fur
bas Emit bts Btrabeniommihdrs In Der i'm
nd4ftn eebrnar fattiinbenbeu adbtif&en
@abI an. a9tuHsstou:
q. q. Qutrf,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-01
Tho s,ste scI,nol Rnnks

The err of Stop theft was rever more
audaciously set up than by the book-rine
in its denunciation of the States initial
effort to protect its children from robbery.
The ring does not hesitate to pronounce
the whole scheme job to secure places for
political favorites. 1t is latnentabiy true
/ that few pressmen and bookbinders are
to be employed in the futme-editors. en-
gravers and composiiors have finished their
part of workout there is some consoIa-
ton in the thought that the money is
kept within the State. While the wages
paid may not be the absolute minimum of
the market, it is better that the excess
should go TO workmen than that similar
but greater sum should be expended in
onbing unsalaried School Directors. In
estimating the forces that are arrayed in
support of the effort to discredit the State
books, we must remember that California
is only one-fi'tieth of the American school
book-market, and the ring is fighting not
so much to retain the trade of this State
though that is not to be despised-as 10
prevent the spread of our methods into
other States. We shall not have a fair TEST
of the system until other editions of the
books are issued. In the cost of first edi-
ton we have mingled the cost of plant
and OF other permanent points Of the work
which should properly be divided among
all the successive editions as long as the
system lasts. 1t is possible that there was
political job in the publication of The
State books, but there was a certainty of
political jobbery when they were furnished
by private frms.-S. +. Pest
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-01
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

John W. Mackay sails for Europe next
Saturday.
fremont has broken down ana may not
start again this season.
Queen Kapiolani will sail f IT New York
on the Servia on July I'd.
The auction sale of town lots at Pacific
Grove has realized $4,000.
The crew of the ship fIount Washington
are on strike at San Jiego.
j. Marion Brooks bought the Philbin
tract in Los Angeles county for $125, zoe.
The trouble ex sting between the New
York labor organ cations still remains I'M
settled.
1t is estimat ID at the Treasury Depart
ment that the reduction of the public debt
for June was. about Sl5e00000
Two me were killed and others seri-
ousiy inJu red at a public meeting in Stony
Gap Chu .ch, Tenn, on Wednesday
Chael Raark, the West Shore express
robber has been sentenced to twenty wears
at har d labor in the New York prison.
Fo1ty-three thousand pounds sterling
wer withdrawn from the Bank of Eng-
lard yesterday for shipment to New York.
Extensive preparations have been made
f or the reception of the military and other
guests at Healdsburg during the enoamp
ment
In an interview at Minneapolis, Senator
Allison stated that he was confident of 9
Republican victory at the next Presidential
election.
Work was begun yesterday to raise the
iron bridge which was wrecked at Butte
City during the last high water. 1t will be
replaced.
General \. 4. Miles has returned to Los
Angeles and SAYS that he has no further
apprehension OF trouble with the San Car.
los Indians.
a demonstration in favor of Boulangel
is being organized in Paris for the national
fete on July 18th the celebration of the fall
of the Bastile.
A passenger hes brought suit against the
Northern Pacific at Portland for charging
in excess of the maximum rate of fare fixed
by the law of Oregon.
Yesterday William abraham was killed
in the North Star mine by an ascending cal
striking and crushing him. He was a Ma.
tive of Cornwall, Eng.
Chief Engineer Henry De Snyder, Supe:.
intendent of the State, War and Navy De
partment buildings, died suddenly il
Washington yesterday.
1t is reported that two Los Angeles
| women went to Rattlesnake Island and IN,
dulged in a fight, during which one had
her throat cut with q knife.
Bert Diehl. young farmer who lives neal
Dunnigan, Yolo county, while engaged il
harvesting, on Wednesday. broke leg ant
sustained other quite serious injuries.
Donald Stewart, of Hollister, while
working in bayfield,, jumped from a stack
and fell on the handle of a pitchfork. Tht
result is pronounced necessarily fatal.
! The majority of the committee of The
French Chamber of Deputies appointed tt
study the question of the separation o
Church and State, approve Boysett's pro
Iject for the sbrogation of the concordia.
| Mrs. Maria Halpin, the story of who's,
relations with Cleveland in Buffalo were Sc
widely published during the Presidential
campaign of 1884, has recently been mar
RED She lives with her husband, Alber
Secesd, in New Rochelle.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-01
Safety from Malaria.

The most vigorous constitution and tbs
strongest physique are not proof against q
disease, the germs of which impreenatt
the air we breathe and the water we drink
The true preparatiye, the surest defense. is
TO fortify the system with medicine which
possesses specific virtues as safeguard and
remedy. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is
precisely this articie-proved by conclusive
tests 10 be so. Not only on this continent,
wherever miasma gives birth to the maIa-
risl infection, but in the tropics, where
fever and ague assumes its most malignant
types, this Incompatible, popular and de-
serviag medicine has. for over q third of a
century. shown It's efficacy. Chilis and
fever, dumb ague, bilioss femittent ALIKE
yield &c 5ts influence and are prevented bv
it. The word q fail . has no place in the
lexicon q possibilities when this peerless
article is lsed. 1t tones the stomach.
arouses the liver when sluggish, and pro-
notes heait-ful activity of the kidneys and
bladder.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-01
SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

There is S62497S 60 in the city treasury.
The Smallpox Hospital patients are con-
valescing.
Marion Schober has been arrested for
embezzlement.
In opium fend jumped forty feet TO
escape the police.
! Broker John Mackenzie has been ar
rested for embezzliDg mining stocks.
Three hundred and eighty-one Chinese
who arrived on the San Pablo have been
| landed.
Mrs. Langtry has accepted an invitation
TO recite patriotic poem at the Fourth OF
July celebration.
Tie Board of Education has raised the
salaries of primary and grammar grade
teachers slightly.
Michael Russell has sued Farnsworth &
3uggles, the draymen. to recover $4,000
damages for the loss of foot.
Trade is quiet. as is usual in midsum-
mer. Grain bags are lower, inseed oil is
| higher, and white lead has been marked
down.
The Mayor and a number of experts
have made another test of the artesian well
at the new City Hall, and find the supply
OF water ample.
A strong probability exists of a rate wal
between the Missouri Pacific and the Atchi'
son system, owing to disagreement over
business arising in Kansas.
The Southern Pacific have decided tc
make a change in the fuel in use on the
ferry steamers, and will in future burn oil
in the furnaces instead of coal.
Colonel w. r. Parnell was elected Com
mander of the Veterans Home, Yount
vile, vice DIR. Lovett resigned, and DR.
Buck was elected Medical Director.
Christian Bay, German, % years Of age
was found dead in room of the Hote
Rhein yesterday, with bullet in his head
He left letter, showing that it was a CASE
of suicide. Nothing is known of his ante
cedents.
Walter G. Brown, ranch hand, com
mitted suicide yesterday by shooting him
self through the heart at the residence o
Mrs. Merritt, 2204 Steiner street. Insanity
is supposed to be the cause of the deed. HI
was aged 20 years.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-01
MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight Passed ogden on the
9th instant:
For Saeramento-J. Ochsner, 1S5 shocks 1876
pairs barrel heads; W. K. Knights. % butcher S
blocks. 5 boxes legs; Felix Tracy. 2 boxes hard
ware Kilgore & Co, 3 boxes cheese Whittier,
Fuller Il Co., 800 cases oil; ]. L. Chadderdon, =
kegs paint Booth IL Co., p barrels oatmeal. .
& Co., carload hams; Lindley Il Co., barrels
cider: ]. j. Kiley d Co., cases corsets: Joseph
Hahn q Co, l case parratfine; f. X. Voodry, .
boxes maple sugar; Thos. Scott, crate earthen-
ware
For Stockton California Paper Company.
box wire cloth; J. T. Hiekenbotham, boxes
hardware.
For 0royille-J. C. Brag, bundles sheet iron
\. Goldstein, ! box clothing
For Chico-H. Silberstein, l box shoes
For Marysyille-H. NJ. Horn, ] box household
goods, box glass, BARRIERS pole.
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Letter from the ex-sh erifr of ohautauqua

MAYvLLE, n. Y, Dec >, 1885.
am glad TO say, from long personal ex-
perience with Allcock's Porous Plasters, that
am able to indoise all thegood things that
have ever been said about them and sup
plement these by saying that frankly be
lieve their value cannot be estimated.
Their breadth of usefulness is unlimited
and for prompt and sure relief to almost
every ache and pain that flesh is heir to, no
other remedy, in my opinion, either exter-
nal or internal, equals them in certainty
and rapidity. l have used them at one
time for rheumatism, another for backache,
again for bronchitis, always with the same
result-a speedy cure. L. t. HARRINGTON.
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The railroad company is having a

The railroad company is having a pre-.
Iminary survey make up Pntah Creek can.
y0n TO decide whether that is 8 more
practicable route for Yolo, Meadociao and
Lake Railroad than the Capay route. The
Senersl impression appears 10 be that ii
will nSi be 50 found. The San Francisco
B'tfctla says: The construction of q
line from Madison through the fertile
Capay valley is to be conM enced imme
diaiely, the constructors, Turcn & Knox,
of Sacramento having been ordered to
proceed at once on the WORK. The present
survey extends to The head of Cache Geek
canyon, bat surveyors will be put to WORK
70 locate the road as far as Lakeport.n
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Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty of every person who has
used Boschee's German Syrup to let its Won
derful qualities be known to their friends
in curing Consumption, severe Coughs,
Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact,
all throat and lung diseases. No person
can use it without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we consider
it the duty of all druggists to recommend
it to the poor, dying consumptiye at least
to try one bottle, as 5000 dozen bottles
were sold last year, and no one case where
it failed was reported. Such medicine as
the German Syrup cannot be too widely
known. Ask your druggist about it. Sam
pie bottles to try, sold at 10 cents. Regular
size, 70 cents. Sold by all druggists and
dealers in the United States and Canada.
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AFTERNOON SESSION
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department Two-van Fleet.

THURSDAY. June 30th.
James NJ Mama VS.. Fl. S. Beals, administra-
| tor-Decree in favor of plaintiff granting title.
Lizzie Burgel ct al. VS.. Edward Priser-Sub-
mitted on briefs to be filed in five days. Plaintiff
allowed two days to reply and defendant three
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UNDERWRITERS.
FRITZ & MILLER,
u NJ ID II R III "a xERE

OFFICE III ODD FELLOWS TEMPLP
" Ninth ind z streets Complete stock o.
Undertakes Goods constantly on hand. City
night. at reas nle rates. Telephone 1876. ~
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j. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER & UNDERTAKE. 3.
No InIT .roursf1 AZ bet II and Y

A LwAYs ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
n STOCK of UNDERTAKING GOODS on the
coast. County orders, day or night, will re
eeive prompt attention. TELEPHONE NuMRsg
1874. GEO. Z. CT ARK, Funeral Director
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w. J. KAVANAUGH,
II III ID n "A II "a *. K IA
No 6I3 i St bet. Filth and Sixth

A LwAYS On HAND LARGE ASsORT-
\ rrent Of Metallic and Wooden Caskets
Burial Cases Collins and Shrsuds furnished
Coffin orders aiil receive prompt attention OF
snort notice, and 1t the icTest Fsfss. Office
open dag end night. 4p-tf